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[7he Editor cannot be responsible for the opinions of Correspondents.] To THE EDITOR OF "THE LADY'S OWN PAPER." 3IA.D IT is with gie:tt gratification that I observe the pages of "THE LADY'S OWN PAPER" to the discussion of the subject of Vivisection. If women have any right—if th

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ACTIVE efforts are in progress for th 3 raisin): of a fund of £.OJ, for the purpose of amending the Married Women's Propirty Act. At the same time the Government! are being memorialized to undertake the amendment, which the Attorney-General pronounced, both in the House of Commo